The i-Run team says
A Considerable Source of Warmth
Fear the cold no longer during your outdoor adventures thanks to the Patagonia Better Sweater jacket for men. Its softness comforts you and accompanies you when temperatures begin to drop.
This model features a fleece made from recycled polyester to combine well-being and ecology. You benefit from an endless source of warmth that allows you to always stay in good conditions.
The adjustable size and sleeves fit your body perfectly while the full-length zipper lets you control your ventilation and limit unwanted drafts.
Three zipped pockets securely hold your personal belongings and for added convenience, there are also two internal compartments.
The bluesign guaranteed material is environmentally conscious and the Fair Trade certification ensures decent living conditions for employees.
Our model Julien is 1.78m tall and wears a size M.
Key features of the Patagonia Better Sweater jacket
- Recycled polyester fleece: warmth and ecology
- Adjustable size and sleeves: comfort
- Full-length zipper: ventilation and draft limitation
- 3 zipped pockets and 2 internal compartments
- bluesign certification: ecology
- Fair Trade certification: respect for employees' living conditions
- 1% for the Planet: at least 1% of sales goes to environmental organizations
- Color: black
Technologies
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Polyester Recyclé
The use of recycled polyester reduces our dependence on petroleum as a raw material source. It utilizes waste and reduces greenhouse gas emissions from production. It also helps promote a new recycling stream for polyester garments that can no longer be worn.
Virgin polyester naturally repels water and performs exceptionally well outdoors.
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bluesign
Since the year 2000, Patagonia has been collaborating with bluesign® technologies to assess and reduce the consumption of natural resources in its raw material supply chain, and to improve the management of chemicals, dyes, and other finishing products used during production.
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1% pour la planète
At least 1% of sales goes towards helping hundreds of environmental organizations around the world, so they can remain vigilant and preserve what is irreplaceable.
